The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

New YORK Mrs. Lille Echlimmer. a
fifteen-year-old wife, was murdered in cold
blood by her youthful husband Joseph, in
Jersey City yesterday afternoon,
New YoRK.-Young Gould says there is
no truth In the report that his father is in
terest in an American Chinese bank, and
cannot imagine where the story originated.
CHIcAGo.-A. ]. Whitman, book-keeper
for the Central Union Telephone Company,
was arrested yesterday for forgery, and
waving examination, vas committed 10
the criminal court under $25, 900.
PORTSMOUTH, O,-The jury in the cele-
brated case of Ait Mccoy, charged with
murder of DR.. Northrup, returned a verdict
yesterday morning. Mccoy is adjusted
guilty of murder in the second degree.
KANSAS CITY.-Dispatches to the Associ-
ated Press from various points IN Kansas
report heavy rains Sunday and Monday.
This will be of great benefit to the Germ
crop, which was badly in need of rain.
WAsHIYGToN.-Th Secretary of State has
received from Toxic the sad intelligence of
the death of Mrs Hubbard, the wife of the
United States Minister to Japan, Mrs.
Hubbard had teen in i'll health for many
months.
New YORK --Chas H. Reed, Guitesus coun
sci, who jumped into the North River,
Saturday, and was committed to the Belle
vue hospital for examination as to his
saniiy was examined yesterday and pro-
nounced insane.
SOUTH NoRwALK, Gonna young lady
walking along the road to Darien yesterday
was struck by ligb thing and instantly
killed. A man named Starr Keeler, while
sittinf n his boat was struck and his eye
sight entirely destroyed.
YATES CENTRE, KAs.-A good rain fell
r1iU N ~ a
deal of lightning. During the storm Miss
Shehan, young lady IS years old, who
was standing in the yard, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed.
WAsHINGToN.-Mrs. John A. Logan has
arrived at her home in this city, She is
reported to be in serious condition. tits
said that her shoulder blade which was
dislocated will have to be reset as the first
operation was somewhat OF failure.
New YoRK.-James Martin, aged II, fell
from the Brooklyn bridge. He was picked
up by tug boat and taken TO the hospital.
| where ii was found that he had sustained
DO serious injury, and he complained only
| of slight pain in his chest, where he had
struck the water.
Providence, r. I.-Al Jansen and Rob-
ert Burns fought prize fight yesterday
| morning almost within sight of the Con-
necticut line. Sixty-six rounds were
fought when Ii was called a draw. Both
men were badly punished. About 200
persons were present.
New YoRK.-There was q christening
Sunday night in the family of William
| Mullen, at 642 Gates avenue, Brooklyn,
which broke up about midnight in des-
! perate fight. in which one man was killed,
a woman fatally wounded, and two or three
others cut and bruised.
CIHcINEATI.-Fire at Middle Town, o.
| Sunday night burned nearly an entire
block of buildings, including Benjamin
Smiths and Bryun Bros. livery stables, and
three dwellings belonging to John Duey.
| Geo. Moore and Geo. Rosenberg. Loss $25,
coo; insurance S., 900.
CHIcAGo.-The committee on invitation
to offer the hospitalities of Chicago to
| President Cleveland, held an informal
meeting in the Mayors Office and decided
to issue formal address, signed by all the
committee, inviting the President to visit
the city ct his earliest convenience.
| WAsHINGToN.-The Secretary of the Navy
has issued instructions that the u. S. 8.
Michigan shall be at Detroit on the IA and
| 18th of September to take part in the
ceremonies of the reunion of the Army of
| the Tennessee and at Chicago from the
1st to the Goth of October for the military
encampment.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.-George Whittstein,
furniture dealer In this city, in a at of
| jealousy shot his wife three times, then
pointing the pistol at his mouth shot him.
self. BE died in fifteen minutes. One of
the three shots which struck his wife en-
tered the right lung and lodged In the
spirs. 1t win prove fatal. .-.-